Concord Launches C1 Seafarer and C1 Zest
Concord has announced two new versions of its C1 chronograph. The Seafarer features a “blue waters” rubber-coated alligator strap with contrasting white stitching complimenting white chronograph subdials. The dial finish is described as having a “structured fiberglass look.” The C1 Zest sports a white strap with orange stitching and an orange honeycomb dial with black subdials. Both models have stainless steel 53-piece cases measuring 44mm x 16.7mm. Each model retails for $12,800plete specs appear below the image, which may be enlarged with a click.Technical features:MovementCosc certified mechanical automatic movement, Valgranges48-hour power reserve28’800 vibrations per hour25 JewelsFunctionsHours, minutes, seconds, date and chronographCaseStainless steel �C bezel with 8 white rubber protectionsDimensions: 44 mm in diameter �C 16.70 mm in depth3.3mm thick sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on both sidesStainless steel and white rubber crownWat

Rolex Deepsea Challenge Watch Goes To Bottom Of The Ocean
Who said Rolex makes only smaller or medium-sized watches? With huge cojones Rolex deftly reclaims their status as king of the dive watch by making the deepest diving mechanical watch ever (as far as I can tell) in the size-happy 51.4mm wide Rolex Deepsea Challenge. The watch is cool and the story is even better - this is PR gold.UPDATE August 2014: In commemoration of James Cameron's Deepsea Challenger dive and upcoming Deepsea Challenge 3D film, Rolex has released a special watch known as the Rolex Deepsea D-Blue Dial dive watch in honor of James Cameron with a blue and black gradient dial which you can read more about here.On March 26, 2012 a vessel called the Deepsea Challenger emerged from the depths off the coast of Guam after spending several hours underwater. Looking like a lime-hued torpedo with two robotic arms, a single man crawled out of the hatch as cameras peered inside to see if man or meat jelly would step out of the green machine after it spent over six hours traveling

Hot Deal On A Tiffany & Co. Mark T-57 Tri Retrograde Chronograph Watch
Ah, Tiffany & Co. With what reverence I hold your outsourced watch creations. No matter how much I understand your lack of personal involvement in manufacturing your timepieces, I can't help but be impressed by them. The pictures watch is the very nice looking Mark T-57 Tri Retrograde Chronograph model. The lineage of this model stems from the original Mark T-57 line. The Tri-Retrograde adds a customized automatic mechanical movement (of unannounced origins) that modifies a 12 hour chronograph with retrograde dials (instead of a full revolution, hands go to one end of a dial and shoot back to the start). The movement is further skeletonized. Thus, you can see some of the movement construction and operation through the dial itself. Hands remain bright red for legibility, and you have a white disc date window that is also partially exposed.The Tiffany & Co. Mark T-57 Tri Retrograde came in both stainless steel and 18k gold. The steel version here retailed for over $7,000 (gold ve

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78790 endlinks
I want one oyster bracelet that is compatible with my 1016 R serial and my 14060m Z serial.I like the 78790 do to the smaller clasp and safety. Can I use both 501b and 580 end links on this bracelet? I don't know if the last center link is wedge or round on 78790 or if that matters.Thank you in advance